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Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12
AL STUFF AND BOSH."
Latest Information About the Great Al
legged Il. & d. Deal.

BALTIMORE, April Monday several
prominent aud inf Iential members of the
stock exchange called Mr. Robert Garrett's
attention to an article published in The New
York Herald Sunday relative to the Balti-
more q ebio railroad deal, in which The
Herald asserted that the negotiations with
Messrs, Ives and Staynor were eff, and that
Henry Willard was the man, and intimating
that the Baltimore & Onio option was bag
ging around Wall street. The only comment
that MIR. Garrett could be induced to make
upon the article was this: ats all stuff aud
bosh." There is no longer much talk on the
street about the trade or bargaining.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12

BAY City, Mich, April u j A. Nc
knight, wife, two daughters, Miss Smith, a
guest, Miss Baker, hoarier, and servant
girl We're poisoned Sunday night hy eating
head cheese. Al are out of danger except
the servant, Miss Smith and Maud Nc
Knight, who may die
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12

TRENTON, N. j., April l2-At the charter
election Monday the Republicans elected
Frank A Mcgowan mayor by about 400
majority This is the first time in twenty
SIX years that the Democrats have lost the
sad Of the city government Trenton has
been Democratic in every municipal depart
mept for almost quarter of a century The
Republicans make clean sweep, electing
the whole city government
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12

DUBLIN, April l2.-ln the cyclists tourna-
ment here Monday Woodside, the American
cha mpion, who is a native of the north of
ireland, won the handicap race.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12

FoRr GIBSON, |. T., April l2--Mr. Blaine's
physicians report him as getting along finely,
but say that he must have few days more
Of rest bsfors leaving here.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12

BERLIN, April i2-By an explosion in a
nitro-slycerine factory at Freibers Satur-
day thirteen men were killed and number
of Others in iural
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12

Prince Henry of Bsttenberg. writes a
large portion Of Queer yiclorias German
eorrespondenee.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12
ent that reports are very meager.


SARATOGA, N. Y, April IL. Two terrific
explosions of nitro glycerine occurred at the
works of the Plattesburgh Explosive com
pany, at Plattesburg, about 8 p m. Sunday.
Eight hundred pounds of the combustible
material were consumed Solar heat caused
the first explosion of 200 pounds, which
toppled over the coal stoves in the factory,
scattering the fire, causing the second ex-
plosion of 800 pounds. The shocks were ter
rife, shaking everything for miles around.
One man was blown forty feet against a
wood pile, but was not fatally hurt A few
rods from the factory stood small wooden
building in which has stored 1000 pounds Of
glycerine ready for shipment. The side of
! this building was blown out, but its contents
, fortunately did not explode
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12
A RAGING PRAIRIE FIRE
DEVASTATING THE FARMS OF TWO
COUNTIES IN KANSAS.

Twelve Persons Reported to Have Lost
Their Lives and Many Oehers In
jured-Great Loss of Live Stock and
Other Farm Property-Five Men Killed
on the New Gotham Aqueduet.
ATcHIsoN, Kan, April 12.-Immense
prairie fires are sweeping over Phillips and
Norton counties, Kansas The fire fire started
Saturday from a point near Norton, and is
now sweeping everything before it. The long
continued drought had made everything dry
as tinder, and houses, barns and fences were
consumed in in its path. Twelve persons are
reported burned to death and large number
seriously injured. A great number Of cattle,
sheep and hogs were destroyed. Telegraphic
communication is interrupted to such an ex-
tent that reports are very meager.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12

lDNIANAPoIJs, Iud., April Il The Union
Labor party Monday night nominated Wal
terW. Davy, printer, for Mayor, and John
F. White, curled-hair worker, for clerk.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-12

The tonnage statement shows reduction
of $1,000 tons in the freight shipped east
ward from Chicago last week
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
FORT MA6iNNlS NEWS.

Tarpet nractice during thi. month.
"a. r.i;. g.,
,Le J,Iith nnsin l. IN uuiet in the
yalleyg
~, p,, ,s. ~. -. ~,
,;,'' ,''V ~" ho, FL ~' - s"
in Vermont.
p,. Hanson and County Attorney
smith ri Jevi.tovn. visited the most
Inst Wednesday
p,o,.1,.,,.. ,Iov,n,,r, E 10 ,r,
d,ilv rareiy,ng llrga invoices of GOOD.
nrr irrioht bv The Junction line.
A.. So. I'll, !. % Ga, al.
,..',,...d 49, ba ,.n,tan,,,I,tas ,,,,.ing !,
,,',t.,,,,,,.i.,, ,,;.,,;.. ,n trnu,th of Ill,.
eycpina.
c. u,,.,,,. I..,,I,. s,,,;oral how,
~, ;n,,, 81 =. .a,nnany viii soon
r.t,,rn IN thn most ~ ,nt,,in of ID
n,,,nany
w, - ~, naa,r,. ,.,..1
IN, .''',i.e'oia ~ ,,'i,'i'f
10 - - ,''',; -. -, -
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
MAIDEN LOCALS.


Joe kroii and Henry Kettle- started for
Great Falls last week.
Our merchants have all received large
quantities OF goods lately.
1t is understood that the Spotted Horse
mill will start Monday next.
Mr. C. f. Richards Of Lewistown, visited
this place first of the week.
Several officers and ladies from Magnnis
visited this camp the past week.
&. W. Gardner has force of men ut
work ON the Kentucky Favorite.
Two more couples. IL is said, are about
to worship at Hymen's altar very soon.
IL scens to contagious.
Our streets have been crowded with
freight teams for the past few days, both
from the railroad and the river.
A number of teams from Tongue river
arrived here first of the week. and are now
engaged in hauling ore from the Black Bull
To the Maginns mill.
Mr.. X. Piaendtner the tobacconist has
removed his store and factory from his old
stand on Main It. To- lower Montana St,
where he will be pleased to meet his many
patrons.
j. X. Reed, son Of Dr. Reed Of Butte, who
has been working the Pet lode since last
spring, left ON yesterdays ubet coach for
his home. Mr.. Reed made many friends
during his briei stay in urmdst, who hope
to see him back in the near future.
II was with deepest regret that the many
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs y. Il. Dinsmore wit =
messed their departure from our midst tn
reside permanently at Great Falls. by
Mr.. Dinsmorc'- departure Maiden has lost
n puhlie-spirited, generous citizen aud ster
ling business man, and in both, society suf-
irr- a loss which will long be felt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
To Navigate the Air.

The captive balloon proposed by
VI. g. Ion for the French exhibit ion
in $50. will have the enormous vol
une of 1000 cubic meters. The
maximum altitude for the ascensions
will be 900 meters, and it Will be
possible to take 100 passengers,
winding engine OF 800 horsepower
being employed. TO preserve tight
ness. notwithstanding variations in
temperature, another small balloon
is placed inside he large one, and the
volume OF this small ballon, which is
filled with atmospheric air, can be
increa sed or diminished by pumping
in or eXhausting air by means OF an
air-punSp, worked by an electric motor
on the ear, the current being supplied
by twin cable IRON a dynamo on
the ground.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS.


PuIr.BRooK. June 9TH, 1887.
Miss Maggie DeCou, of TIBET, spent
Sunday with friends ut Philbrook.
Messrs. Del. Whitney and William
Coates, OF he MusselSllell, visited the
Judith the past week.
Horace q. Phillips, purchased Mon
day of Daniel Sample 80 heifers, a part
of those that were wintered on the
reservation. He also purchased of
T.. j. Morrison & Co. two fine Polled
Angus bulls. Mr.. Will Walling also
purchased 10 heifers of Mr.. Sample.
\ memorial service was held on sun
day, the 9th inst. mt the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. f.. j. Morrison, of Philbrook,
for their edldest daughter, ElOisc, the
particulars of whose illness are given
below. The family have the deepest
sympathy OF their friends in their
bereavement.
Eloise Mathews, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. j. Morrison, died in this
city. after "A long and painful illness,
at the residence % her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mr.. $. ". Mathews. Her
parents reside in Philbrook. Montana,
aud for the past two years she has
lived with her grandparents in order
to ATTEND our city schools. She was
but little more than nine years OF age
NJ the time of her death, and child OF
rare purity, sweetness and maturity
of disposition and clnrcater. endear-
ina herself to all who knew her. and
most particularly to the members
OF those families of which she formed
= part. During the two months OF her
illness, marked by the most touching
evidences of her remarkable consider
alton for the feelings OF others, hopes
and fears alternated rs to the result
and hopes oi II favorable termination
were entertained almost to the last
The deeply afflicted ones have the
sympathy OF the entire community
The City Press, Belfast, Maine.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16

The first warrant ISSUED for squirrel
bounty was on the fifth OF last April,
and since that time the Territory has
paid ont S..Sl4 % for bounty on
these animals. 1.556.35 for ground
squirrels and S251 ~ for prairie dogs:
and the certificates upon which such
warrants were issued show that in
that period lol.l21 ground squirrels
ami 25,I10 prairie dogs have been
killed.
Think of the consequences il such Il
rate of bounty paying Is kept up.
over 81 900 i'll two months-S42, GOO
IA year. and this exclusive of the
bounty paid for bears. wolves, lions
and cayotes. The total amount paid
last year for bounty was Sl3,3S5,
when the rate on the larger animals
WAS much greater than now. But here
in two months on squirrels and prairie
dogs alone the Territory has paid out
oyer hall the whole amount of last
years bounty disbursements
OF this money over seven-eghts goes
TO Gallatin county, where the squirrel
traffic has been worked for all ii is
worth. Now, however, other sections
are waking up to the fact that there i
such u law in operation, and the resul;
is an increased onslaught on the treas
Try. Tie end is not yet. In fact i,
looks like the beginning of the cam
paign. az the amount OF warrants
paid seems increasing daily. From
present indications the Territory :
bounty account at the end OF ISIS.
looks astonishinsly like S5o,0oo OF
500. 900.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONTANA,
June g. 1ss7.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has ii led notice Of his inten-
ton Ia make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge of Fergus county,
Montana, at Lewistown. NJ. 7, ON July -
lSa., viz:
Philip !. Ioule.
who made preemptinn y. ;. NJ iii1, g. Il.
No. 1916 for the IL SCI Sec. 6 and the ~
MA Sec. :. rp north, range Is east.
lie names she t"ii"wiue witnesses ~
prove his continuous Residence upon, and
cultivation of. said land. viz: Henry
NJ Parchcn, Cornelius Hedges. Timothy
Wilcox snd Andrew }. Fisk, all of II elena,
Montana.
s. W. L.sGIIoRxr, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
100 Head Of Mares and 6eidings tor Sale


In the Probate Court oi County of Fergus,
Territory of Montana. In the matter of
the Estate of Meisena j. Payne, deceased
Noticc If hereby given that Friday. the
Seventeenth day of June, 1887, at Ia
\. NJ. of said day, aud the court room
Of the Probate Judge, in the County of
Fergus. Territory Of Montana. have been
appointed as tn time and place for prov
ing the will Of said Mescna j. Payne, de
ceased. and for hearing the application of
Slas VI. Baker, for the issuance of lsiier-
Of administration thereon.
u. A. MEAGHER.
FN-ofcio CLERK.
I.ewistown. May 81. 1897.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16

station Agent tat rural aepo' -
Do you intend 10 take the train that
Is coming?
Couple OF Curious Rustics-No, VIC
merely want ~ see II 20 by.
Station Agsnt-Wcll. you vii! have
to leave the platform. Tor under the
new law our trains arc not perl.itt. .
- 49, -. - - -L-e-or k'.n-s-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
George W. .Scsrii,i.
Notice OF Final Entry.

LAYn OFFICE 1T llrfrSA. NJ 7.
juno .h lss7.
Notice j. hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of hi Intention To make
final proof in support of his claim aud that ,aid
proof will be made before the Probate Judge at
Fergus County. NJ. T., az lenisioWn, VI. J., on
July -, lsss, viz:
Rufus I. Warner.
who made pre-emriion declaraioTt statement No
53il. for the 81 SWl., sec b. aud the - SliI
See. "a, Up Il north. range - east.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove III
continuous residence upon, ami cultivation -.
said land. viz walter Smith. fr1nk Nori.sh,
dates Anderson and William Nocasek, All 81
Maiden, Montana.
:. W LANcHoRSE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At lIriEsA. ". T.. !

LASD OFFICE At IIrfEsA. ". I'll
June iltil. 1851. }
Notirc Is hore'iy given that the falloving ranei
settler has filed notice OF hi inir1tion TO make
final proof in support of his ,and that sadprao;
will lie made before the Honorable Judge of the
Fourth Judicial District Court in aud for Fergus
County, or in his absence bcorg tht Clerk of said
Court, q, Lewi-town. NJ. T., on July 2yih'
1857. viz:
George W. Scsriiih.
who made homestead application No. 2d9l for the
sis NEi and the NJ sEi :. sec. y, TIP. il north,
range v east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivai on oii
said land, viz: William Bcrsin, lewis " va.
ridge. Richard III. Canine and ~ilas VI. PaNcr AL
OF Cottonwood, Montana
:. ". IANGHuKNE Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
FARM LOANS.

We are prepared to negotiate long time
loans ON improved farms in Fergus county.
For particulars apply to
WALLACE, STYLES a TnoRNBuRGH,
Helena, Montana.
Or, RUporF yoN ToBEL. JI., Iewistown.
aei.rrnce--Fir-t National Bank. Helena.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
For Rent.

The saloon building at Cottonwood will
be rented 10 responsible parties, on good
terms. Apply to or address,
w. ". DEWITT,
Lewistown, VI. I.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
For Sale.

Fresh mich cows ami young stoca for
sale For information enquire Of Mrs.
Frank MrSinn, Cottonwood.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
$1,000 Reward.

Stravrd from the MOccasin range one
dark bay stud colt, two years old; star in
forehead. branded ON right shoulder
thus
Will pay the above reward FOR the return
of same or information of the Whereabouts
of said colt. Adress,
y. SAUNDERS.
Maiden, VI. L.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
Taken Up.

Came to my place on Boyd Creek, Mon
day, May 23d, "a black stallion, branded
circle y (rins around the letter NJ on left
shoulder. Weight abaIt 600 pounds.
Owner can get possession by pro' ing pro
pcrty aud paying costs.
Apply to the ranch of the undersigned,
or address,
JOSEPH rAPILI.oN,
I,ewisiown, VI. 7.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16

Good ranch Of 100 acres, proved up, ON
Lower Cottonwood Greek. Fifty acres
bottom land, house. hail mile fence and
goo inches of water Cheap for cash.
Apply to
RupnIr yoS ToBEI,, JR..
IewiStown, ". T.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16

Any person knowing OF struggling Indians
through or lettering in the Judith
Basin. or Of any horses being stolen by
whites or Indians, will please Immediately
notify
JOE. JAtKsoN.
Iewistown,
&. l.. II,ssETT.
TIBET
WM ETrIES,
Utica,
OR w. :. CoRwiN.
Philbrook.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16
y bite sulphur springs. Nartinsdaie and
tibet stage Line.

Prom TIBET TO TnE SPRINGS ~ ONE DAY..
leaves tibet TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays.
". ". CoATES Prop'r Marinsdsle VI 7.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-06-16

ayes ana arrives daily except sunday. Ton
N f'ict zith billings ard Eerton stage line
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-11
RED ROCK RIPPLEs.
RED Rock. Feb. Sth, 1887

To the EDITOR oi the Dillon TRIBUNE:
Failing 10 ti,d il your columns, any ac'
count oi the devastation and death, caused
ne ,hc recer, blizzard in our county,
thought irw words from this vicinity
NIGH, be read With interest, by many oi
vout uurnerou, Subscribers. Owing to the
severity O., the weather, and short:ess
OF feed. hurdr,d> Of cattle have per'shed
along the Red Rock and Horse Prairie
valleys. IN many places where the poor
bru,,s were fenced ont from shelter, they
gathered together and died; six ard eight
being iound piled in the small! space OF
ten feet square. !, j. indeed q most pitt
lu, sight 10 tra.e' along the valleys and
see the poor animals starving to death,
every place you 90. This, Of course, wa'
the svvcrcs; storm, old timers Remember,
witnessing, for dozen years. but think
Of the long and drcary winter that IS yes
before US! Another storm like that OF last
Thursday will leave many a stockyro"cr
destitute of half his herd. &. Buck and
f.. lIill are the only men on the valley
tina, havv feed enough for their stock until
April's sunny days George is '"s'!er,
and don't let animals die with hunger ii ne
can find feed in the basin ranges.
Levi Cartier, the prominent Butte butch
or, has been waiting here, since an. 5oth
for stock cars TO ship Gso mutton sheep
lie purchased OF &. NJ Brown. But a
vet the cars have not arrived, on accoun
OF the general blockade in Beaver Canyon
Ma, Johnson was down from Medicin'
Lodge and reports eat.!c looking very thin
but says sheep DO better up there THAI
horned stock and anticipates buying an
other thousand alter next shcaring.
"R AMnlER."
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-11
NiCHOLIA uDAnO) CUL,ISt.>.

Watrris fifty cents pc, barrel
The coal is brought in on sleig',;. The
,oads had to bc >now-plowed first.
Mr. kimbail, clerk at Sands Il 30, cc's.
left on TUESDAYS coach tor Butte, Mon
tana.
Our school is progressing nicely. under
the management. Of Miss M,llir William.
son.
Billy Ioycc, oar en,cvpri,iny clothing
merchant, fell short one hundred dollars
on three raised checks last week.
Frank Wilfrcd, who "skippcd" from this
place some time ago, has been arrested u.
an aecomplicc in the check raising scheme
Miss Hannah Sharp and Mr.. Perry Cal
lahan, both Of this place, were united i,
the holy bonds OF natrinony, January s,s'
1857, by George Cotlran, J.P.
Some excitement was raised, not Ion;
ago, BY "Aly' Dunlap riding an untane'
hroncho; but "Aly" had grit and ">,avcd
until the horse stopped bucking.
Mrs. X. &. Dunlap and DR.. II. Nj. Vol
have dissolved partnership in the dru
business the latter going to Salt LAX
The former, with the assistance Of her SO
Albert, is now running :hc business.
"NA>kEE IAch."
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-11
PAGES NDAf LAW.
An nacttzs Pr0hibit the Rstaiiin: "'
icat:rg Liquors on >n:'e"S.

Hs. !: enacted u, the Legislative i>'e'''''N
OF the Territory a: Montana:
Section +. |, .ha!. be ;:n'a"'u. 10! an,
,erson either a> principal, agent or o't'eF'
w;se IN the frs, tiav Of tie week. c;S.'''i'''.
IL called Sunday. 70 retail. sci or ''':"'
,,;se dis,,o,c s,:. 10 any person or persons
whomsocyer. anv >pirtuo.>. ''''o'> :"
malt liquors. or 1ny intoxicating DRINKS ''
any kind or character, or to keep open any
saloon, ale or porter house. or ''?Pi'"s
place of anv character. where S"sn sI''f-
;,,ons y;nous or nal; liquors or 'n'oN''
eating drinks arr. rc'aised '> ''rTr'noe''fe
provided.
Section ,. Tha. cac!, and ever. person
,,;,,,,;,p any Of the provisions O: this acs
shall for each offenke, upon conviction
thereof. .,c punished hy a fine Of no; less
than ten no, dollars nor ,Ecrc than 400
dollars.
Section :. The provisions OF this act
.hau no, ne construed to include druggists
who shall, in good faith. sell or dispose of
the articles, hereinhefo-c menti""e! tor
,redica, purposes only,
Section 1. All moneys collected unaer
the provisions Of this &C: shall be paid into
the school fund Of the county in ~h'c" 'he
offense is committed.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-11
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND orr!cE NJ liIlh$A. II. T..Jan t, ~.
NOTICE is hereby given ,!a, the following nam
~ cd settler has filed notice Of hrs intention 10
make final proof in support Of his claim aad thar
said proof will hc made before the Clerk Of ,h,.
Disi:ic, Court in and for iicsvrrhcaa COUNT. -,
Dillon, Montana. on Saturday.
Feb. ~, lSS:.viz: nenoit u. lourni.r,
who made p-c.crnp,icn ,'cclara,nry s,a,cn,cn, No.
6sio for ,hc SWA Sec. .5.'fp. IS. OF X. u, ".
lie names the following witnesses to r.o.r his
continuous residence c;'on and cultivation oi said
Land, viz: Charles l.. Robbins and Frank T.. C,,d
well. of Dillon, Montana: and George Woodwork
and Michael Sorncrs. Of Wisdom. Mont.
s'aw :. W. I.ASGHOKSE, Hry.s.cr
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-11
u. =. DISTRICT COURTS.
Establishment Of Districts. Assignments.
:ilSal Terms.

.Nt its January session the Supreme
Court o' Montana established as follows:
FlR>r DISTRICT. -. Ga!latir, Madison
and B.avcrhead; James II. McLcary,
Judge. Terms: y, Bozeman, I.h Mon.
day o, March; lst Mcndey OF October.
At Virginia City, Sd Mondays May and
November. At Dillon, Isl MONDAYS Jun.
and December.
SrCosD DisTR;cr.-Dccr Lodge, Silver
Bow and Misson!a: VIM. J. Galbrai,h,
Judge. Terms: Butte, ,tl, Mondays Feb,
ruary ana September, IS: Monday July
Missoula, cnd Monday June and Ist Mon.
day November; Deer Lodge, '>t Monday
May, ,.h Monday \ovc:n5er.
THIRD DlsTRlCr.--Lcwis and Clarke
, Jefferson and Cho,rau; ID. $. Wade, Chic
! Justice. Terms: Helena, ,st Mondays III
March, July and November; Boulder City
; 1st Monday May and srd Monday October
Fort Benton, 3rd Tuesday May, Is, Tues
day October.
FOURrM Dis1KlCr.--Dawson, Custe,
Fergus and fc!lewstone; Thos. &. Bach
Judge. Terms: Miles. Sd Monday Apri
9TH Monday October; Glcndivc, ,st Nor
day March, end Monday October; Viii,
Snlphu: Springs, 4th Tuesdays March an
September; Lewiston, lst Monday Apri
I'd Monday September; Billings, Sd Mo,
days May and November.
, L. s. Courts will be held a, Dozcu,a,
. Deer Lodge, Helena and Miles cac
\ term.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-11
SEALED PROPOSALS..

S.c.. propu>..s will hc receives. Nv III, i:o..r..
OF County commissioners, Of Hra>,rhcad County,
Montana, until the .slh d.v CT February, ,SS- for
the care support and maintenance Il! ,l:r sick, poor
and intrr. Of said county, THAT Way legally BECOME
county chargcl per capt.. hv The week, from the
;rd day of March. 1887, wnsil thu :ni AltaM,av ti
December, in said year.
Said pro ro>a,s to incuIc tho cnir. ,.,>, "t .vrl-
Ing, cln.hins. and nursing OF sick, poor and nr,u
ana AL oHtta! expenses tncreior. Proposals to h,
addressed to the Clerk os the Board Of Cpnr, Corn
mssioncrs. Rv order "f the Board.
Pun! y. MCl;ouG,l.
Io1n.y I.c:..
Di!ina, jau. u, 1857. nd
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-11
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FEA1ALE WEAKNESS.
symptoms Of which
% ee'ng debility
49, Tue most sensible radical
oeen ofca
'"'"s"oot the Pacific Coast. 10 Of
me- MALE SEX
advertised snc M your Tune by sending
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The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-11

We cannot deny that there are cough
mixtures which are injurious because they
contain opium. But Red Star Cough
Cure has no dangerous ingredients. 1t is
prompt, safe sure: only twenty-five cents 4
bottle.